Episode 13

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26th Mar 2025

Chin Chats: Medical Misogyny & Why Women Can't Wait For The System To Save Us

In our debut Chin Chats episode of The Hairy Chin Podcast, Spencer Moore addresses the trending narrative of Medical Misogyny and why women can’t afford to wait for the system to change.

From dismissive doctors to exploitative wellness industries, Spencer explains how the healthcare system continues to fail women, leaving them feeling unheard, gaslit, and desperate. She emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy, learning to listen to your own body, and making informed decisions about your individual healthcare.

She also shares a scene from one of her favorite movies, Born Yesterday, and the empowering message it shares.

Spencer’s message is clear: no one is going to save you but you. This episode serves as a wake-up call for women to reclaim their health journeys and refuse to be ignored taken advantage of by a broken system.

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About the Podcast

The Hairy Chin Podcast
Unapologetic conversations that empower women to trust their bodies, speak up, and reclaim their stories.
The Hairy Chin Podcast cuts through the noise of wellness fads, medical gaslighting, and unrealistic expectations to give women what they deserve most: a space to learn, question, and hone the skills to advocate for themselves.

Hosted by Spencer Moore, each episode dives into the raw, real, and often ignored aspects of the female experience. This isn’t about chasing perfection - it’s about embracing the messy, complex, and magical reality of womanhood.

If you're ready to stop second-guessing yourself and start reclaiming your power, join us at The Hairy Chin Podcast.

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Spencer Moore

Spencer Moore is the founder of The Hairy Chin and host of The Hairy Chin Podcast, where she teaches women the lifelong skill they deserve most: self-advocacy. After navigating decades of chronic illness, mental health challenges, and an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis, Spencer turned her lived experience into a mission to help women understand their bodies and trust their voices. Through candid conversations, expert insights, and creative storytelling, she empowers women to take control of their health and well-being on their own terms.